Mount Everfall She lit a fire

Bronco shrugged indifferently, though his disappointment was fairly palpable. He did want to go with her- the idea of travelling with a pretty young woman was very tempting, but he knew he'd never get away with it without punishment. Wraen would need him to be a guardian, and his mother would be disappointed if he didn't follow through and assume her position as sergeant-at-arms-in-training in her absence. "Yeah," He muttered in a monotone voice, lifting his gaze to hers to show in earnest that though he was agreeing with her, that he was still very sorry he couldn't go with her. 

She asked, then, if he'd taken anything down, and a puzzled look came onto his face. "Uhh," He said, scrambling to think of something to say. He didn't want to lie, and wasn't terribly adept at coming up with something on the spot, either. "I dunno, like...Not along the borders, it's been pretty quiet, I've just been hunting, when I can find something to eat," He answered flatly, but honestly. He shrugged again. "Guess that's not that exciting," He admitted.